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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
10
Special bargain prices on ladies tan oxfords in blucher cut in a beautiful shade. Young ladies dark tan oxfords with low heel button echoes in sizes 2 14 to 5 and the pair cee es B250. Men's tan oxfords union made up to date styles at 3.00. Just received another lot of the popular two buckle Mary Widow oxfords at 83.50.
The Saengerfest general committee meets at the fair grounds Sunday morning to arrange a large picnic and venue for society groups during the Saengerfest. Plans include seating, places for various societies, and other arrangements, followed by a meeting at the secretary’s offices to finalize details. The secretary received a request from Moline for a 25-member delegation and has invited Miss Anna Hickisch to perform, with her honeymoon in America noted as she plans several selections at the festival.
Sam White Frank Voss and Frank Schimschak faced Judge Fruit this morning with charges narrowed to receiving stolen goods for White and Voss, and Schimschak charged with stealing beer from H Bald win saloon on North Front Street. All pleaded not guilty. Jesse Higbee appointed as counsel for the trio who lack funds. The group is the remnant of a quartette once accused of stealing beer from Palm Leaf saloon after hours.
Congressmen John J. Esch of La Crosse delivered Memorial Day remarks at Arlington National Cemetery, praising veteran sacrifice, unity, and patriotism. He urged support for veterans, praised Union and Spanish War service, and warned against prejudice while calling for national harmony and civic duty.
Norwegians in La Crosse under Normanna Sangerkor plan a June 5 observance at Frobsinn Hall with addresses by James Thompson and Skaar Hagligh, Kreutz orchestra music, refreshments, and a post program dance. Street cars will operate after the event.
June 5 report on Daniel F Cohalan elected grand sachem of Tammany Society New York a pivotal but apolitical sounding influence at Tammany Hall amid close ties to Boss Murphy. It notes Cohalan’s rise over four years, constant collaboration with Murphy, and role in recent state convention and McCarren contest. Also highlights his past as a baseball player and current athletic image.
Fred Johnson, a well known catcher described as one of the best, accepted a position with the Decorah team today. He had offers from Galesville and St. Charles but chose Decorah, a semi pro team, amid a wide recognition of his catching talents.
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